Sentence examples for established roots from inspiring English sources

His guerrilla network, they say, has established roots in Syria, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and Iran.

People faced with little choice but to move away from the communities in which they've established roots.

When you have been here many years you are no longer a "migrant", you are a resident, someone who has established roots of one kind or another.

Vineland, at 69.5 square miles the state's largest municipality in terms of area and midway between Philadelphia and Atlantic City, is a lush farming area that has long attracted Hispanic migrant workers, many of whom have stayed and established roots.

But Piazza has established roots in New York after nearly four seasons with the Mets, and he was as eloquent in his pain as anyone after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

Borgia Family, Spanish Borja, descendants of a noble line, originally from Valencia, Spain, that established roots in Italy and became prominent in ecclesiastical and political affairs in the 1400s and 1500s.

(3) Except for the first year after planting, trees start the growing season with a developed framework for photosynthesis and an established root system for nutrient and water uptake.

According to early reports, the only change that users are seeing with this update is that the previously established rooting method has been blocked.

"Because of the maturity of these trees, and because they already have a significant tap root system established, root trimming wouldn't harm the tree," said Chris Daste, the city's parks and recreation director.

Coppice shoots tend to be straight and grow faster than seedlings taking advantage of the already established root system.

Other characteristics of healthy plants which are important on the production side is: lower pest counts, more established root structures, and high biomass.